Rare functioning Apple-1 Computer is expected to fetch over $300,000 at auction in Boston next week

A rare fully-functional Apple-1 Computer is expected to fetch over $300,000 when it goes under the hammer at an auction in Boston next week. The Apple-1 was the first product to be developed under the Apple name by company co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and launched in 1976. Alongside the pioneering product, the auction will also see the sale of the lifetime collection of Apple product design engineer Jerry Manock. The collection features a Macintosh PowerBook signed by Steve Jobs, a neon Apple logo and a'think different' watch from the brand's famous ad campaign. A rare fully-functional Apple-1 Computer, pictured, is expected to fetch over $300,000 when it goes under the hammer at an auction in Boston next week.